Valheim gets upgraded to improve performance and fix major bugs
Iron Gate have now released the latest update to Valheim, their co-op open world survival game and it should be good for all players.
Category: Native Linux
Unsettling first-person exploration game Interior Worlds gets a Linux version
Interior Worlds is a strange and unsettling liminal spaces game that arms you with a mysterious camera. It's quite atmospheric and full of secrets to discover.
You'll be building your own dungeons in Quest Master
Quest Master is an upcoming dungeon-designing sandbox adventure from Skydevilpalm, Julian Creutz and Apogee Entertainment.
A Void Hope looks like a fun atmospheric adventure with a synthwave soundtrack
Elden Pixels who made Alwa's Awakening and Alwa's Legacy have announced their next game, A Void Hope. An atmospheric puzzle adventure with a slick sounding synthwave soundtrack not to be missed.
Competitive party game Unspottable gets online play
Unspottable was a lot of fun at release, giving you competitive hide and seek amongst the crowd gameplay but local multiplayer was pretty limiting. Now though, it has online play!
Overkill drops Linux support for PAYDAY 2
PAYDAY 2 came to Linux officially back in 2016 but as of today they've removed support for it, so it will no longer see updates on the Native Linux version.
Three Minutes To Eight announced by developer of ENCODYA and Clunky Hero
Three Minutes To Eight is the latest game coming from Chaosmonger Studio following ENCODYA and Clunky Hero, this time with publishing help from Assemble Entertainment.
Use a camera to solve puzzles in hand-drawn adventure TOEM
TOEM, a hand-drawn black and white adventure puzzle game from developer Something We Made now has a Native Linux build available.
Fantasy buddy-cop RPG 'My Familiar' looks great with a demo up
Up for trying out a new buddy-cop RPG? My Familiar has a fantastic art-style and really looks like something that could be a bit special.
Colony building strategy game Imagine Earth adds Linux support
Imagine Earth from developer Serious Bros that originally released back in May 2021 just got upgraded, and now it has Native Linux support.
Hearts of Iron IV: Arms Against Tyranny to focus on Scandinavia and Finland
Scandinavia and Finland are a big focus in the newly announced Hearts of Iron IV: Arms Against Tyranny expansion releasing later this year.
Roguelite vehicle combat game REDLINE CROOKS is pure chaos
REDLINE CROOKS from developer Alexander Golke is a top-down 2D roguelite about smashing vehicles into more vehicles. It's pure unfiltered chaos and I love the idea.
Dead Cells hits over 10 million sales
Something that not many indie titles are able to do, Dead Cells has now managed to hit over 10 million sales and still going strong.
Sandtrix is Tetris with sand - delightful, free and renamed after a DMCA
Have a few minutes to kill here and there? Sandtrix could be what you need. It's free, has a Linux version and got the attention of Tetris Holding, LLC under the previous name Setris so it got a DMCA takedown but now it's back.
Transform creatures into tools in puzzle-platformer Transmogrify now with Linux support
Released originally back in April, Transmogrify is a puzzle-platformer where you play as Chris — a janitor stranded at Future Perfect Labs where strange and deadly specimens have breached containment and overrun the facility.
Claim a free copy of Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs on GOG
To celebrate the release of the new Amnesia: The Bunker, GOG are giving away free copies of Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs.
TailQuest Defense is a charming mix of exploration and tower defense
After being in development for 5 years, TailQuest Defense is finally here as one of the most ambitious early Godot Engine games.
Try the demo of Lueur and the Dim Settlers, a minimalist and relaxing survival builder
With a minimalist art style and a more casual setting, Lueur and the Dim Settlers is a genuine little delight to play for those after a city-builder with survival elements but there's a more relaxed game mode too.
Halls of Torment hits over 70K sales in the first week
Here's a nice little indie success story for you! Halls of Torment from Chasing Carrots launched on May 24th into Early Access with Native Linux support and it works great on Steam Deck. They've announced that their launch week was pretty great!
Physics be damned, go build some crazy stuff in Poly Bridge 3
Dry Cactus have now released Poly Bridge 3, the latest in their multi-million selling physics-based bridge-building puzzle game series and it looks to be the wildest yet.
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